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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-04
EDITOR O'BRlEN
Still Deiiaat-slseps on IL Plank Bed In a
Narrow Cell.

SUI Deiiaat-Sleeps on Il Plank Bed In a
Narrow Cell.
DUBLIN, Nov. 3.-The cell In Tullamoro
Jail in which Mr.. O'Brien has been placed
10 eight feet long and six feet wids. He
alopt las! night on plank bed.
--He has given warning TO the governor
OF the jail that he will refuse to do mental
Offices, wear the prison garb or associate
with criminals. -
The governor will await official notiflcs-
ton from the Geusral Prisons Board be-
fore enforcing their decisions that Mr.,
Brien should bs treated 40 On ordinary
prisoner. Mr.. O'Brien is in cheerful
spirits, and etill wesra civilian's clothes.
Unlted Ireland ASSERTS that secret cir
cular was issued by the police authorities
to the fo-cal at Michsllstown before the
meeting on the OH Of September, at which
the'poice fred on tbs people, urging the
vigorous suppression OF all Nstionalist
meetings, and instructing tho police not
10 give way to or compromise with the
LeGguers.
United Ireland to-day contains two COL
unns OF Tepo-ta OF meetings Of suppressed
branches OF the National League. In an
editorial Ii charac.erizss the removal of
Dir. o'Brien to Fullamore jail as an out.
rage, end Gays it was done in behalf OF the
landlords. Henceforth, it Gays, the peo-
pie will make the landlords hostages ior
Mr.. O'Brien's nafety. Tho plan OF cam
ps'sn Will become not merely the tenanta'
weapon OF defenso, but IN instrument OF
vengeance. 1tssye: "Will Iriehmen re-
msir quicecent and not raz, his torture.
house to tho ground? Please God, not
quite. II Mr.. O'Brien ia harmed, for
every hair Of his head, Iriahmen will ex-
act compound vengeance"
Thirty persona hsvo been summoned
under tho crimes act in Bsllyhsuais to
answer charges in connection With execu.
tons. A majority OF those summoned are
young girls. Meears. Pyns aud Gillhooly,
Nationalist members OF Parliament, have
also boen summoned, tho former for incit-
ing resistance to the bailifJ at an eviction
at Seahap, and tho latter for advocating q
boycott at L,aeus meeting at Schulz,
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CHICAGO CLUB HOUSE BURNED.
Destruction of Famous Buiiiing-Panio n
thU phlnOr Ununn.

tho phlmOr House.
CHICAGO, November Sat q lisLlo after
3 o'clock thia morning FIRE was dacovere
in tho Ch;csgo club house, 4S and lG
Monroe street, directly opposite theladies'
entrance to the Palmer house, ard IN a
few moments general alarm was sen! in.
By the time the first relsy Of en2inea had
ratified up to the fire the flames were burst
ing from the windo@s Oh all sides Of lhs
fifth floor, and there were ejgn1 Of tire on
the fourth fi1os. A wild panic followed
al the Palmer house. At the windows on
Monroe street appeared 1 hundred flight.
ened fa2se, peering into tha BLrees, and
at tho aight OF the many steamers g rush
for escape followed, under the impression
that the hotel IVES on fire. Hs!f-olsd Ia
dies and gentlemen tumblud out into the
hall1and sh.ieked wildly lor hslp. All the
bell hcys were promptly sent to The
rooDs OF tue guestg and, with tho mid
Of the clerks, succeeded in calming the
panic, though many Of the saesta REUSED
10 retuHn 70 their rooms until tho horap
carte Ind reelea up their hose and started,
Hail dezea club members and as many
Womsn, who mrs employed shout tho club,
sere asieep in tho building st the !ime.
They had no warning Of the flames until
the fremen rushed into their apartments
and jcthed thsm cut bodily. "I didn't
sroW whether al! the women escaped or
not" said en- oiIiCRr. "rhe lire was we'll
under way when the tiremen came, and l
don't believe ail OF them got out. The
smoke was so thick you couldn't aea yous
hand before vour face" The fire stertel
on the filth hoor in thG Kitchen from
detective n1e, it il supposed. L,ata OF
hose were run or all the high buildings
entirely surrounding the club aad half q
hundred Btrsamg Of water were poured
into it from oil tho windows. 4 torrent OF
water poured down the ltsirVay ,easGlded
down tho elevatorshef!anl soaked through
tioer after floor unit! the lurniture and
everything else about the building was
completely ruined. Except ths bare waLla.
R1arccly anything OF value Thstsysr re-
mains. The fret floor was devoled to tho
oLice, reading room and cafe. On tho
second floor were tho library Gnd card.
rooms, aud on the third aleeplng rooms.
tAe dinipg-room occupied the fourth
floor and the ki.chon wn3 Immediately
above itin the luansazd Roof. Tho smoke
from tho burning building entered tbs
Clifton hcuas, adjoining on tho cast, end
Ecores Of Epes.s spveas out OF ued snd
rushed IN terror TO the streets with the
Impression that the llolsl was on fire and
q iriShiul holocaust po2sihla. Tho loss
will bs probably abou. $3.50, 900 to tina
Chicago Club, but this amount is ial!y
covered hy lusaeanss. Ths tlImsse to
ths building cannot bo eatinated at pres
ent, but it will bo heavy. Many valuable
paintings in the ro0tos gre utterly ruirsd.
By seyen o'clock tho ire Has under CON
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UNDERMINED BY GAS,
Tile Bangor to which i:ust Liverpool, Ohio,
10 Exposed,

PITTspuNsH, Nov. "a special to the
Leader from East Liverpool, Ohio, says:
a discovery made this morning shows that
portions OF the city arc lying oyor mines
OF natural 8ss that may at any moment OK.
plods and Cause terrible havoc. The first
gas company to lsy msiRs in this city was
tho Hill 4 Kelley; then cane the Ohio
Valley, and laat the Bridsewater Company.
The Hill \ Kelley and the latter consoli.
dated IN laying their mainH. The Ohio
Valley and B,idgewater dug underneath
the other conpany's pipes, and as con-
seq1encs theae mains commenced to sink
and snap and the gss wells were turnod of
from them. II has beon found, however,
that high proasurs OF gas is in the mains
aud escap!nginto the earth in many places.
The csuae Of this is said to bo that persons
who formerly used Hill 4 Kelley pipes
neglected to turn them Off whom houze
connections we're made with tho Bridge
water Company. No ono knows how much
gag is stored under the city, nor how long
It has bsen accrmuleting. Ollicia!a srs Ut
a loss to know how to remedy the evil.
As 1t is, the city 10 in imminout danger,
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THE GRAPHIC SOLD,
Frank Burr ss be the E4itor-.will still DO 9
Democratic Faps..

Frank Burr ts be the E4itor-.will Stlll DO n
Democratic Papss.
NEW IoRK, Nov. 3.-Tho negotiations
Tor the sale OF tho New York Grdphic have
LeaI concluded and syndicate Of wealthy
capitalists in How York and Philadelphia
bays finally cons:ol q the papsr. Tbs
arrangement viii keep the Grqphie m in.
dependent Democratic Journal aud the
friend OF the National aud State sdninio.
tvation. Thus the prominent Republicans
who were negotiating for it have failed to
get oon.raca and tho paper is to be strength.
ened and remain in Ghe Democratic fold.
Major Hipkiey, the former proprietor, .e;
taius q minority share OF the stock and
does not 20 out OF interest in the Graphic,
es hp wogld have done had Mr.. Plat and
his friends bonsi,t ii,
Mr.. Edward N. God, President Of the
American Electric Manufacturing Com
p.ny, has been selected Rs the PRECEDENT oil
the new organization, and Mr.. L. O. Brown
will be the general manager, Col. Fran (
81. Burr, OF the Philadelphia Tiae,, will
bs the editor. 1t 10 understood that the
price paid WAS on the basis OF $3.50 900,
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Lady aud GOntlsmhn Meet With uurri
bio DeRth at Pittsburgh.

PlrTsDuRGH, Nov. 3..-An eugino at
tachod to q freight train on tho Fort
Wayne railroad struck a street. CIR al the
Federal street crossing In Allegheny City
about Q o'clock this evening, aud two pns,
aenpers, who jumped from the car, were
caught under the wheels OF the engine
and ground to death. Their names wO o
John M Oulp, teller Of ifho Odd Fellow'u
Savings Bank, Of this city, and Miss Har.
sies Weynsn, G oistsr to Weyman Bros,
tho tobacconlstu.
The accident was caused by the gate.
man, Stewart Cunningham, raising the
safety gatea too soon. Il appears the gstca
he'd beeni lowered for q construction
train. Af!cr II passed, Cunningham, not
noticing a fraigh. train coming in tho op.
posite direction, raised theSgstea to allow
the utrees caro- End pedestrians 10 cross.
Oar No. 25, OF the Manchester line, which
was alled with passengers on their way
homo, succeeded III getting nearly over
tho railroad tracks when Mr.. Culp and
Miss Woyman ran out on the rear platform
and Jumped of, tho other psssengera re-
naming on the Car. Tho engine OF the
freight train struck the car and tore of
tho platform, hnt did no other damage.
Culp and Miss Weyman fell on the tracks
and beioro the train could be asoppsd
shcy we're ground to death under the
whSsls Of the engine.
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ANOTHER BOuDLE SCANDAL.
An Indignant Lawyor Who Says Thoy Die
Not Euep Fnith With Him,

An Indignant f.awyor Tko Says rhoy Did
Not kNep Faith With Him.
: CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-Thsre is another
Doodle scandal around the Court House.
Col. Dan II. Munn, one Of the lawyers
who fought hard in Judge Jauison'e
court to keep ths entire omnibus losd OF
hoodle!e frop going lowa to Joliet, en-
tered the Supreme 0odrt to,dGy and i.led
a prec!ra lor 5000 against such we'll
known men a5 George @. Klehm, ex.
chairman ol the Board and champion in.
former, Christian Coils, Buck McCnthy,
Daniel J. Wren, Ohsis. Cssaelman, Harry
Varneil, 2. N. Oliver, Adam Ochs J. +.
Van Pelt Gpd Alichael Lsydcl. =
Mr. Num- waa aubseq quently seen by n
reporter and said: The defendants sereed
to pay me lump sum OF $4,000 with an
additional fee OF $50 day lor my SCR.
vices in the case. The miserable hounds
have now tried to sneak out OF their
sleehisns cs she snt.ie sum egrsed npon.
They paid me but s., 800 ~ =
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Senator saormnu,s Opinion of It,

CAEvELAaD. O., Nov, 3.-sonstor John
Sherman addressed ths Republicans Of
Iounsatown> tonight. Among other
things he said: "rhree mon tbs sso there
wes 10 dispoaition on the part OF Repub.
licpnn to revive the war isaues and s.ir up
animOsi.y bstween the North and South.
The recent celebration iu tho Sonth and
glorficaticn OF jeff Davis with the speech
made by. Jackson at Macon, Ga, have
compelled the Republicans to face Issues
that with their consent would have mover
again been brought 10 the sp,iGoa. Tho
bringing of Ganeral Gordon into the Ohio
canvass wsn C bad political move On the
pas: Of the Democratic mansgerB."
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SENSATIONAL REPORT
OF ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION
or Chief Justice WaiIe Mt Washington Last
Sisht-Hectives nh Internal Machine.
Evidence that It WAS Pieco Of
Newspaper Enterprise.

WARRINGTON, D. O., Nov. San at
tempt was made tonight either to kill o.
main Chief Justice Waite, OF the Uuitot
States Supreme Court, or to perpet,ate I
silly hoax. About hali.psst six o'clock 6
small box was sent to bis house
through tho special delivery. 1t was
paste board box, about ten inches by six
looking nomething like q valentine box and
was addressed in nmali crGmped and
apparently disguised back.hand writing:
ITO tho Hon. Ohiof Justice Waite, 14l5
! Gtrcet, n W., Washington, D, O."
Near the bottom were the
words: Important papers," uuderscored,
The thing enclosed WAS a elsss tubs
about ten inches long and Of the diameter
Of lead pencil. Ths tubs WAS bent in
MI angie Of about sixty degrees, and was
fastened to the box By means OF
la ANAL piece CT heavy paper
pHated over 1t. The tube ior most
OF its length contained 10. black LIQUID,
About ono and half inches from the end
wac percussion cap separating the fluid
from little more than an inch OF cosrss
powder, apparently what 10 known ss
sllaH powder. At tho othor ond OF the
powder was smother percussion cap, and
to this was attached the wire, which was
apparently intended to explode tho tube.
Before itresched the Chief Justice's house,
however, tho box was stamped on one
side by pcstoilice employe, and the force
with which the blow was struck in etamp.
ing caused tho wire to slip through, thnn
Beyeriug the necessary connection,
Tic person through whom the mstter
WAS brought to ths attention OF the polics
Is 6 young man who sels items to news.
paper correspondents. His namo is with.
held st ,eQueat OF the police, to whom he
told substantially tho following etory:
About six o'clock he went to tbs post.
office to mail letter end going TO one OF
the derks to addresa it, he noticed man
putting the address Of Chief Justice Waite
on q box. He says he thought nothing Of
1t OF the tims, aud therefore did not OBJ.
serve the man clcgely enough to be able
to identify him.
He thereppcn vent to tho hoao OF the
Chief Justice and inquired OF him II be
had received box. The Ohinf Justice
said he had not, and tho young man then
went TO the postoilice aud sscertsined that
the box had been delivered at 6 80 O'Clock.
He next informed tho correspondents
Of the Chicago Tribune and Cincinnati
Commercial Ga:etts, OF tho matter, and Of.
Tered 10 sell them story about 1t. Tho
correspondents deeired to make q further
investigation, and went 10 ths Police
Station and told tho story to
Detective Sergeant Hollanbsrger, who
Immediately called on tho Chiei Justice,
who then acknowledged receiving the
box and gave it to the Gsrgeant. The
Cnief Jus.ics said hs hsd received the
box while at dinner, aud had opened it,
but without icing harmed.
The Sergeant took the bc1 to police
headquarters, whers i. ia now held as
evidence.
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Turkey May Hsst Easy,

sT. PETERSBURG, Nov. 3.-rhe porte has
displayed some uneasiness concerning the
recent interview between Prime Minister
Crispi, OF Italy, and Prince Bismarck, in
consequence OF the views attributed to
ltsly IN regard to Tfipo!i. and Prince Big
marck, in order to q1iet this sppreb onsion
has GnaTercd tina Sultan tha. Germany
will never share, either morally or mater
tally in any enterprise which threatens
the integrity OF Turkey.
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4 STRANGE AFFAIR.
Two aIcn nysteriou-ly shot In an Fan Claire
Hotel.

Two aIcn 9ysteriou.ly shot In an Fan Claire
Hotel.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Nov. ga shoot.
Ing aifHir st Eau Claire, Wis, thie even.
ing resulted in the death of Edward Rich.
srdson, OF St. Paul, whllo Fred Hanson,
proprietor Of The GallsHsy House, is lying
in critical condition, with a bullet in
his abdomen. Richardson had besn in
Eau Claire eince Tueadsy and Was to leave
in the morning.
About s o'clock ths mon we're sitting in
the otfics Of the hotel converting AMIGA.
bly,. nicha1duoM went CUT ic!o tine CORR.
dor. aud in few minuteG some one ca!lsd
hanson and he also went out, bu. had
hardly entered tho corridor when eeveral
shots ssre fred. Hsnaon staggered back
into the ottics exc'siming, 'l'm shot,"
and iell into tho arn1 Of his brother.
Several Guests rushed into the corrido,
and found Richardson lying on the floor
With bullet hola in the back Of his head
aud ono in the left breEss
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THE brother OF Anarchiet Fischer nays
thai Adolph was ever wayward fellow,
and hs got into the Anarchist buainss in
Cincinnati, Very likely when he began
his downward course no had no notion Of
doing murder and being hanged for it.
"Eyil communications corrupt good mnu-
ners." The best way to keep out Of An
archis. scrspes is to keep cut OF Anarchist
company. II isn't hard to recognize an
Anarchlst leader. Asa rule he ia fellow
who lives on tho labor of other men.
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VOLUME XxxvI.-.-NUMBER Ga.
TRAFFICIN WOMEN,
Tho uosz!blo Dsns that Infest the yyiscon.
hln Forests.

CHICAGO, Now 3.-A reporter who made
an investigation OF the traffic in young
women between the lRSe cities and the
dena Of tho Wisconsin foreas wrltea as
follows: "ot tho Marlnotso dene, that are
run by Loahy, in which Julia Howden
met hor neutrality-suspicious., Ieelec!ed one
lof welt, but was refused admission 10 tho
place aud got no information from the
proprietor. The O'Neill house 10 q large
building Of unfinished plnc. My knocking
wss readily y responded to and I was ad.
mited without queation, Tho interior
was dark and prlson.like. Some OF the
women were 10 tho loom. They were ali
dressed alike, the costumo consisting OF A
thin calico wrap reaching to the knees.
Such iacss as | glanced at botokenod O
9epsh OF shame o. misefy, or both, too
deep Tor words. There were eight OF ten
dslgetous dogs IN tho rooal. O'Nei!l On.
peared and had some conversation with
him. His strenuous denial TINT he had
ever exercised force 10 keeping women at
hia house wss given tho lio by an incident
which occurred us ! left tho place. Tho
women, who had been gsztng Curiously a.
oNei!l and myself ss we talked, parted in
two rows aa We moved toward tho en-.
trance, and QUO OF them splang forward 10
open the door for us. AS she did 90 one
OF the dogs leapsd up and gtowlca angrily,
c!utched her dyees IN hig teeth and drag.
ged her back. With curao, O'Noill bade
tho girl aad animal retire, and they did
90. From Deputy Sheriff Stratton, Of
Msrine!te, l heard many utoriea Of these
places, moot Of them too infamous iorrep
tition. Stories OF shoo.!ngs, bsatings, fights
and other iniquitigu too outrageous for
credeuCe were related"
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TNE Register informs an interested pub.
lictic that the Philadelphia Press 10 the
alma mater OF the editor Of the 1NrELL1.
aEScER. It is true that the editor OF the
INrELL1aEScrn TOOK e. postgraduate course
in the University Of American Journal
ism, and he will never cage to bs glad
that hs avsilea himaelf Of 20 exceptional
advantages.
Tbs nams OF !hs journalistic alma mailer
oi ths conducto. OF the Register csc apes us.
hecomnon impression ia that he is, if
he will pardon the liberty, journalistic
mule, "without the psido Of ancestry or
the hope OF posterity."
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TIE INspECr0R'S FAULT,
Tho Ccsonct's Verdict In tho CEso OF q
h. Vernon Disaster on tho J,uhs.

Tho CeTonor's Verdict In tho CEso OF tho
e.. Vernon Disaster on tho Luks.
GREEN BAY, Wis, Nov. 3.-The coro.
ner's jury returned tao following vs,dict at
the irQuent on the body oi tho man picked
up OF 6heboygsn by the schooner S. Z.
Pomeroy: "The deceased came TO bis
death by reason OF exposure on G lie raft
on Lake SiichigOn OF sheboygsp, Sunday
morning, October 80, 1887, having been
compelled to seek shelter on the raft by
yeason OF the Binkiagof the Ve.non !; tha.
rule II OF general rules and regu!ationo lor
ateam vessels, which requires co:k Life
pteserVers, Was not complied with, and re-
commend that the inspector who last Ia.
epected the steamer Vernon be by the
proper authorities arrested and held for
triyl g.Hf N
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pIsGRACEFuL CONDUCT
Of tho lIombers Of the Now York Ensc Ball

OF tho lIombers OF the Now York Ensc Bal
New YoRK, Nov. 3.-The Times Now
O.loans dispatch says that sevefsl Nom
bora Of the New York base ball club we're
intoxicated when they entered the
grounds to play y game with the New Or
leans nine on Monday last. Their con-
duct was disgracsful and Secretary Kauf
man called on a police officer to ejec
them from the grounds. When the Officer
attempted to arrest them Nike Kelly
tried to prevent the arrest, but no alton,
ton wss paid to him. Captain Ward tooA
hin wife from the grounds aud placing hel
in carriage sent her to the St. Charles
hotel, because OF the diagracetul exhibit
ton OF some OF the spectators and players
Tho club will probably disband. =
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TRAGEDY At a ,vEppIyo,
Tho Father of the EriGe Shot By Ono of the
-. D.


Guests.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. wsdling party
assembled last night o. the residence OF
Wiley jenkins, who lives abou. two mileg
out on the shetbyville pike, whsa neigh
bor namsd Carl Lspp cane in q. the bid
ding of come OF tho party
He took his seat ne.r Tho doc. and soon
afte. WAS discovered with pistol in his
hand, sna2plng |: apparently for ian,
thinking it was rot loaded. Ho relueed
the rcques. of Mr. jenkins to pu. it way
and arappea 1t again at aIr. Jsnkiuu. Il
exploded, carrying tho bnllot into the
abdono:. Of Jsnklns, who soon aiiegTarls
expired. ~
Mr.. Jonkina WAS shs fathar OF tho brido.
Lepq is . Gstman, and all hin neghbors
cay, good natured. Ia explain cd that he
did not know it wes loaded.
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A Discriminating sthtuts.

WAsuISaToT, D. O.; Nov. 3.-A lumber
merchant in Minnesota recently wrote to
the Treacu.y Department to Inquire ii
lumber from logs Gu. il Tho State of Min.
resota and egwai in the province OF Onta-
rio are not OIL their return to the United
&tstes entitled to irco entry the same as
Msine lumber saved in Canads. Acting
Secretary Thcmpsou hea informed him
that this privilege 10 granted the products
Of Maine by expresB provision Of law, and
that there ia 10 exciting etatute uuder
which 1t csn be extended to tho products
OF tho forests Of Minnesota.
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ACCORDING to relurnB from tho Anarch.
ist headquarters 100000 perGons have put
their names to a petition for clemency for
the n,urderera. This neems liko grea!
number OF people, but euppone petition
were circulated requesting the Governor
of Illinois to allow the law to tske its
course--how many millionD Of the Ameri.
can people would eisn that. Ten timca su
many ss signed the petition for clemency
would be glad 10 spring tho trap.
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MASKED BURGLARS
Blanket the Occupants OF n House and Rob
Them Of Val1ablos.

Blanket the Occupants OF n House and hob
Them OF Valnablos.
New YoIx, Nov. 3.-Two masked bur.
glars entered the reoidenca Of Samuel Nc.
Cresry, In Flushiuz, 4ons Island, on
Tuesday night, and after going through
the lower part OF the house nscended to
the eleepiug apartments for more booty.
The first room entered waa occupied by 9
band, Albsrt Wagner. Aa thoy entered
the room Mr.. Wsgner was acorsed and
made an attempt TO aeiss bis pistol. One
Of the burglars threw blanket over Wsr.
ner'a head and that OF his vile, and told
them not to remove it under peril Of
death. While oEo Of them stood guard
by the bedside tho other coo!ly wen,
through the rooms, securing about 81 ,5O(
worth Of diamonds and isSslry. Thers
| is no cine,
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JEFF Davis Rsll.

MACON, GA, Nov. s.-Jeaicraon Davis
and family LETT in q special car this morn,
irgior Bsauvoir. They Toss escorted to
the leposs by tho Macon Volunteers.
Though there was a large crowd present
to SEQ them CT, there was no domonstra.
tioA whatever. Mr. DAWN WAC in as good
uesith az whea hn game here.
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IT Was incorrectly stated in the INTELLI'
GENcER, ycnterday, that Jenny Lind Gang
in u wool house In this city, there being
no other building large enough. No re.
Election on the late sougS!ress WAS In
tended. History records that she sang in
the Fourth Street Methodist Church. We
hasten to mako this correction because
we do not deaire to have any trouble with
the husband OF tho deceased.